My entitled aunt constantly unplugged my alarm clock just to try and ruin my life and make me

late for school. And after several inconveniences from her, from turning off my alarm clock,

to also making copies of my car keys, just so she can use it whenever she wants, I decide

enough is enough. And as a result, I get her arrested for Grand Theft Auto and I ruin her

teaching career. Here's what happened. So just before my senior year in high school, I turned 18

years old and bought a car with my saved up years of babysitting money. I would have liked one

sooner, but my mother absolutely refused. At 18 in my big act of teenage rebellion, I went out

and bought one. A couple of months later, my entitled aunt suddenly left her job from several states

away and moved in with us. And she did this without her car. It cost less if she waited six months

until spring to get its shipped. My aunt was incredibly cheap and a massive jerk. As a result,

I was expected to share my recently acquired car with my aunt all the way up until hers arrives.

This seemed deeply unfair, but nonetheless, it was agreed upon that she could use it for appointments,

as well as job interviews, since I could take the school bus. I needed to be warned in advance,

because my bus stop was the second one of the route. It left a lot earlier than I needed to if

driving direct, and I really like to get my sleep. So as the title suggests, you might be wondering

what this has to do with an alarm clock. Well, my entitled aunt is one of those people who

likes to rile people up, then mock them for getting upset. She's always got a complaint,

or a harsh word, and is feuding with someone over something. Once she moved in with us,

her complaint was my alarm clock. My room shared a wall with hers. My alarm clock was waking up her

mooching unemployed butt up every morning, and that upset her a lot. She would constantly ask if I

could just go to bed earlier, so I wouldn't need an alarm clock. The morning schedule at our house

went something in the ballpark of this. At 5.30 in the morning, my mother leaves for the office,

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